1971 Dodge Charger Automatic RT 440 Six Pack

Under the hood is the numbers-matching 440 cubic-inch Magnum V8. This motor represents the last stand in the muscle car wars, as the next year would give more realistic net ratings and lower compression. You already know this was the final time you could get the triple set of dual-barrel carbs for the iconic Six Pack setup. So it's great to see this correct muscle Mopar so boldly displaying it's ultra-rare asset (the previous owner was said to have had a museum, so you understand why this can look so good.) You already know this big block is a street-eating machine. It even has a 4.10 limited-slip rear end for reliable and powerful take-offs. But it's also quite enjoyable in regular driving, too, thanks to the Torqueflite A727 three-speed that's known for both stout construction and easy shifting. And no matter if you're on your way to the car show or just a Sunday drive, the power steering and power brakes with discs up front are always great features to have.